According to the Authors, in the Absence of Forensic Evidence

According to the authors, in the absence of forensic evidence, the two most compelling kinds of evidence presented to a jury are the

A) signed confession and the identification of the defendant by an eyewitness
B) eyewitness identification of the defendant and the statements of the victim
C) signed confession of the suspect and the statements of the victim
D) signed statement of the offender and circumstantial evidence found at the scene of the crime
E) none of the above